The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-05-13

RNFlNA3 'biiNh IN
derbacR.
Elsinboro-John NJ. Brandiff. Samuel P
Smith.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Haekett. Collins
Allen.
Quinton-Smith 3. Harris, c. J.. Smith
L. A. Creek-Eleaze Smith, Richard 7
Fox.
Alloway-Absalom Mowers. Phinea,
Smith.
Pilesgroye-James b. Lawson, Robert
Hewitt.
I. Pittsgrove-Jos. L. Riehman, John
3. Campbell.
Pittsgrove-Dayid Hitchner. Henry ].
Dubois.
L. P. Neek-John Featherer, James D.
Torton.
L. p. Neck-Joel Jenkins, Jon. T.
Turner.
Oldmans-Jos. Harrer, r. c. Pedrick.
The following were named as bridge
tenders, and the salaries were ordered to
be the same as last year:
Covered Bridge-Isaac Allen.
Penn's Neck-Beniamin T. Haynes.
IEawk's-George Biddle.
Quinton-Lewis Fox.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sanderlain.
Courses Landing-Clement A. Borden.
Lower Canal-Joseph Wright.
Upper Canal-Joseph Stout.
Hook Bridge-Joseph Poulson.
Pedricktown-William Justice.
Stand Bank-T. S. Weatherby.
Bills from the several townships were
read and ordered paid.
The bonds of the County Collector and
Clerk were read and accepted by the board.
On motion, ordered that the hire for
teams for county purposes be the same as
last year.
On motion, the fees of the county physi-
clan and janitor were ordered TO be the
same as last year.
On motion, ordered that the rate of car
penters, laborers and masons wages be al
local rates, and that Freeholders be allow
ed to make special rates in cases of ex-
IRENE emergencies.
The Director announced the following
standing committees for the year:
Public Buildings-Allen, Haynes, Girls
com.
Auditing-Newell, Barber, Bassett.
Loans-Miller, Strobridge, Baker.
Claims-Emmel, Newell. Humphreys.
PENIS Neck Bridge-Haynes, Newell,
Fox.
Covered Bridge-Allen, Emmel, Bassett.
The report of the Board of Trustees of
the AlmshOuse was read and ordered
printed, together with the annual county
statement.
VIM. T. billiard, IN behalf of Roger
Moran, appeared before the board and de-
sired that some provision be made for
Moran, who was injured by being run over
last May while in the employ of the board.
lie stated that Moran had sustained severe
injuries, and besides having expended a
considerable sum for medical attendance,
had been disabled from active work since
the accident. Director Haynes stated the
particulars Of the accident.
On motion of Mr.. Miller. by a vote OF
s to l, $500 was awarded Moran for the in
juries and expenses incurred.
The condition of IIancock's bridge was
reported poor; New bridge, far; Quinton,
fair, but getting old; Courses Landing,
good for nothing; Hawks, good condition;
Stand Bank, no report; Upper Canal, good;
Lower Canal, passable; Covered, fair. but
should be altered so as to allow loads of
hay to &c through; PENIS Neck, needs re-
pairs; Hook, good.
Mr.. Stobridge reported that the position
of tender at Stank Bank bridge was more
difficult than that of Pedricktown. and he
thought more compensation should be al
lowed for tending this bridge. The mat
ter was laid over.
The bridge over Oldman's creek. at Au-
burn, was reported as needing repairs aud
the following committee on same was ap-
Notwithstanding, Barber, Bassett.
The following were appointed a COM
mitteo ON Courses Landing bridge, which
is in poor ondition-Humphreys, Miller
and Barber.
Two waste gate bridges in pittsgrove, at
Aeton's and Dufield's mills, We're reported
needing repairs, and Messrs. Miller, May
hew and Emmel, were appointed to view
them.
Bucks Horn bridge, in Lower creek,
was reported in bad repair, and Messrs.
Griscom. Allen and Fox were appointed
on it, to confer with a committee from
Cumberland county.
On motion, it was resolved that the Go.
Collectors annual statement and other re-
ports be printed in the same papers that
they were printed in last year, one week in
each.
On motion, adjourned till second We'd
nesday in June.
After adjournment, at the invitation of
Collector Butcher and Clerk Flynn, the
members of the board and invited guests
sat down to q %rrfreshing treat Of ice cream,
cakes, etc.